> All the News
> All the News
The University of Athens and law students at the core of the constitutional revision, discussion on the choice of the leadership of the Judiciary
The Student Academic Club of Public and International Law of the Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens organized an event on "The Choice of Justice Leadership" - Dialogue between students and leading representatives of the judicial and academic life of the country
Today the first major discussion on the National Baccalaureate: What changes in Upper Secondary School and access to universities
What the draft provides – The government initiative marks the official launch of the dialogue on a reform that touches the core of the Greek educational system: the way Upper Secondary School operates and its link to entry into Higher Education
EIB: Towards a new record of close to €4 billion in lending to the Greek economy
Focus on energy, social cohesion and SMEs - Tsakiris: "Greece is a pillar country for the EIB" - Stournaras on the investment gap and the role of investment in growth, Pierrakakis on the new production model
Collective Labour Agreements: Debate on the bill starts tomorrow in Parliament, the main points
The bill incorporates the historic National Social Agreement between the Government and the National Social Partners signed 2 months ago
The results of the Internal Mobility Programme in Universities were announced
Of the 136 applications submitted in total, 121 were approved
Clintons agree to testify in Epstein investigation to avoid contempt vote
Republican Oversight Committee chair expresses reservations, while Democrats say all conditions have been accepted
Weather: Thunderstorms, mud showers, and southerly winds are coming
Which areas will be affected in the coming days - The weather forecast by Georgios Tsatrafyllia
Eleni Foureira: ‘I would like to collaborate with Anna Vissi’
The singer shared her strong desire to collaborate with Anna Vissi, emphasizing that she continues to send her messages, trying to make it happen for them to be on stage together
Edi Rama: ‘We sent him to Harvard as a member of the Greek minority,’ and he mocks the Greeks
The Albanian Prime Minister appears ironic and hostile towards the Greeks at every opportunity, yet a glance at his origin and past shows that both his parents come from Greek villages—something he systematically hides, distorting the facts
